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Use when a user asks for an orientation tour of an unfamiliar repository. Produces a structured tour of entry points, key modules, and how to run tests.
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Draft release notes for Roder releases, new crates or packages, feature additions, behavior changes, and fixes. Use when writing release notes, changelog summaries, release announcements, or explaining what changed in a branch, PR, crate, SDK, or package release.
Use when editing TUI rendering code, adding new visible surfaces, or working on themes/CSS in Roder. Keeps class/id taxonomy, cascade order, and the supported CSS subset consistent across sessions.
Draft a changelog entry from the latest changes.
Use when a PR changes any released package (crates/*, sdk/typescript, sdk/python, packages/edit-tools), when the changeset-gate CI check fails, when adding a new crate or package to the release config, or when working on knope versioning/release automation. For the step-by-step workflow to add a change file, use $create-changeset.
Use when a PR or branch changes any released package (crates/*, sdk/typescript, sdk/python, packages/edit-tools), when the changeset-gate CI check fails, or before pushing work that touches versioned package directories. Creates the required .changeset/*.md file for knope per-package versioning.
Runs and extends the Gode/Roder Rust workspace using mise, lld, Cargo incremental builds, and Makefile test targets. Use when adding crates or dependencies, running Rust tests, building roder-cli, or configuring local Rust tooling in this repo.
| name | repo-tour |
| description | Use when a user asks for an orientation tour of an unfamiliar repository. Produces a structured tour of entry points, key modules, and how to run tests. |
Give newcomers a fast orientation of the current repository.
Cargo.toml, package.json, pyproject.toml, Makefile).Keep the tour under 30 lines. Prefer file paths over prose.